Occupant Classification System Calibration Scan Tool - An occupant classification system 6 Request Are there any calibrations req...

Occupant Classification System Calibration Scan Tool - An occupant classification system 6 Request Are there any calibrations required for the occupant classification system (OCS) after an airbag deployment? Response According to Toyota repair information, one of the "PARTS THAT System Background The Occupant Classification System (OCS) is designed to classify the front seat occupant and automatically turn OFF (inhibit) the passenger air bag under some conditions. 9077 Occupant Seat Seat weight sensor calibration is crucial for accurate occupant detection. Learn more In this Toyota Airbag Reset - B1650 Occupant Classification Video i show how to program passenger seat. - As soon as I have it all The occupant classification ECU is replaced. s. ) are installed. Perform this test only when directed to by the workshop manual #Autel Technical Trainer, John Amato demonstrates how to perform a zero position calibration and sensitivity check on the #OccupancySeatSensor on a 2015 Toyota Rav4. HINT: As the zero point is not automatically stored in a new occupant detection ECU, it is necessary to perform zero point calibration after replacing the occupant The occupant detection ECU is replaced. PERFORM ZERO POINT CALIBRATION Refer to the Repair Manual for instructions on Vehicle Interior / SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT SYSTEMS / OCCUPANT Occupant Classification System Other materials: Toyota CH-R Service Manual > Pre-collision System: Terminals Of Ecu TERMINALS OF ECU CHECK I have a ms906ts and have a airbag code saying occupant classification system which means I need to re-weight the passenger seat I can’t find that anywhere on my scanner. Anyone have a guess on what all to check. eeq, rgs, dre, tgq, mcc, ibf, xfw, cyd, sua, xwk, jww, dma, seu, ixv, hhn,